The correspondence and diary of Philip Doddridge, ed. by J.D. Humphreys, Volume 4

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1830
 

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Contents

To Mrs Doddridge
42
To Mrs Doddridge
49
To the Rev Nathaniel Wood D D
56
1742
63
From the Rev David Jennings D D
69
From the Rev Isaac Watts D D
75
Devout and affectionate
81
To Mrs Doddridge
87
From Mrs Doddridge
93
To Mrs Doddridge ཌུྲ
99
From Mrs Doddridge
105
From Colonel Gardiner
112
To Mrs Doddridge
118
To Mrs Doddridge
127
To the Rev Mr Bourn
133
To Mrs Doddridge
139
To Mrs Doddridge
145
To Sir John Rn
154
To Mrs Doddridge
160
From the Rev John Gibbs
163
1743
170
From the Rev John Barker
179
From Colonel Gardiner
185
From the Rev W Warburton D D
195
From the Rev John Barker
202
From the Rev Isaac Watts D D
208
To Mrs Doddridge
211
To Mrs Doddridge
225
To the Rev Samuel Clark D D
232
From the Rev David Jennings D D
256
To the Rev Samuel Clark D D
323
From the Rev John Barker
331
To Mrs Doddridge
339
To Mrs Doddridge
344
From the Rev Isaac Watts D D
353
To the Rev Samuel Clark D D
360
From Nathaniel Neal Esq
369
To the Rev Samuel Clark D D
376
From the Rev David Jennings D D
383
To the Rev Samuel Clark D D
391
To the Rev Samuel Wood
399
To the Rev Samuel Wood
406
To Miss Scott
412
From Mr Christopher Wadsworth
420
From the Earl of Halifax
428
A Circular from Dr Doddridge to Persons of
436
To the Rev Samuel Clark D D
442
From the Rev Isaac Watts D D
449
SECTION III
461
From the Rev John Jones
475
To the Rev Samuel Clark D D
482
To the Rev John Wesley M A
502
To Mrs Doddridge
511
From the Rev Jacob Chapman
521
March To the Rev Risdon Darracott
527
From the Countess of Huntingdon
535
From the Countess of Huntingdon
546
From Robert Cruttenden Esq
552
To the Rev Samuel Wood
562
To the Rev Samuel Clark D D
568

Common terms and phrases

acquaintance affection affectionate Brother agreeable answer assure attend Bath believe bless character charming Christ church comfort continue DAVID JENNINGS DEAR DOCTOR dear Sir dearest Deists delightful desire dissenters Divine Doctor DODDRIDGE endeavour esteem excellent expect express faithful favour fear friends gentleman give glad Gospel hand happy hear heart heartily honour hope ISAAC WATTS Jesus College JOHN BARKER JOHN LELAND journey June 25 kind labours lady last night letter Little Creaton Lord Lord's day Maidwell mercy mind minister Miss Rappit morning never nonconformists Northampton Norwich obliged humble Servant occasion perhaps persons PHILIP DODDRIDGE piety pious pleased pleasure poor pray prayers preached present pupils reason received rejoice religion respect SAMUEL CLARK Sermons sincere soon sorry soul spirit sure Taunton tell tender thanks thing thought tion WARBURTON WATTS week Whitfield wish worthy write

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Bibliographic information

TitleThe correspondence and diary of Philip Doddridge, ed. by J.D. Humphreys, Volume 4
The correspondence and diary of Philip Doddridge, ed. by J.D. Humphreys, John Doddridge Humphreys
AuthorPhilip Doddridge
EditorJohn Doddridge Humphreys
Published1830
Original fromOxford University
Digitized27 Jun 2006
  
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